How To Evaluate Judicial Candidates
Judicial elections are different from executive and legislative races, and that makes it necessary to take a different approach when we evaluate judicial candidates.
What's on the Ballot?
In 2025, voters in more than 40 Ohio counties will be electing their municipal court judges. You can view your sample ballot to see if there are judges running in your precinct, or contact your county board of elections for more information.
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The Ohio Judicial System
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
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